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a 15-year-old boy admits to murdering his parents. >> we're learning more about the oakland couple their troubled son tonight. abc7 tomas ramon is here with more. >> unbelievable was one word that they used to describe the loss of susan a at the hands of their adopted son. he faces the community that has suffered a great loss. >> friends of robert and size an shared their grief at the couple's home. it came when robert's brother says the tragedy is still hard to accept. >> it's unbelievable but you have to come around to believing

it. but i've been getting a lot of support from friends and family. that part has been great. >> unbelievable part the couple's adopted son has confessed to the killings according to police. oakland police were asked to check on the couple that was concerned when they didn't come to work. they came to home on friday. >> after they contacted the individual at the residence, at that time it didn't appear to be anything suspicious. >> they were asked to check on the couple again at 9:30 the same day. that is when officers made a grim discovery in the family car. >> there were two bodies inside the vehicle. >> they arrested the young man whose name has not been released. he says he how soon today have contact with the boy when he younger and now he is mourning his nephew. >> he as a kid killing himself,

a suicide thing in the whole thing. >> susan worked as a physician's assistant. cayman was a psychologist with haight-ashbury clinic. >> all my brother and best friend and susan was just naturally great person. they were both great people. >> that was echoed by barbara garcia the director of health council here in san francisco. >> they have deep commitment to serve san francisco's most vulnerable populations. >> the son has been arrested on suspicion of murder and being held in san leandro. san leandro police are investigating whether a body found hanged from a structure is the prime suspect in stabbing death of a 15-year-old girl. they discovered the body of man at the port of oakland. the coroner has confirmed the identity is 19-year-old henry le oven, the same name and age of

this man police have been looking for in connection with the murder friday night in san leandro. he is the father of the 15-year-old girl nine month old baby. >> they are looking for a person that opened fire on a car. the shooting took place around 7:30 this evening. driver pulled over to the shoulder near coolidge avenue after an engine car fire. the passenger is suspected to survive. >> oakland city leaders are talking tough after clashes with protestors and police left damage in the downtown area. police were prepared for more. lilian kim has a look at the damage and what officials are doing to prevent it from happening again. lilian? >> oakland police officers worked overtime just in case, but unlike yesterday there were

no demonstrations that got out of hand. >> probably the architect, we got it from the museum. >> the mayor assessed the damage. occupy protestors stormed in saturday night using a crowbar to get into the building. they knocked down a historic model of city hall and stole flags. this is video of the protestors starting the flags on fire. >> a lot of the young people they are really the people they claim they represent. >> the plaza has been calm today but they increased police levels as a possible repeat saturday. three ors were injured last night. they digs played some of the items they confiscated from some of the protestors they arrested. knives, a hammer, mace, scissors a tear gas canister and a shield when facing off with police.

>> these marches have become more aggressive, more confrontational, more direct action of violence toward police toward buildings. as a result of that we have to change our fact particulars in terms of being able to preserve life and property. >> they hope a stay away order of repeat offenders will help. [ cheers and applause ] >> reporter: but according to many of the protestors some of whom were released this morning, city leaders and oakland police have no one to blame but themselves. >> during yesterday's protest there was nearly 500 calls to 911. the chief says not all of them could get the appropriate attention as officers were tied up with the occupied demonstration. a driver's family is

doubting reports that he drove around railroad crossing gates and into the path of a light rail train. three people including the driver died when the smashed into the nissan pathfinder near sacramento city college. the dead include a 21-month-old boy. pathfinder went around the crossing gates. they say the driver ignored the flashing red lights. train passengers were treated for minor injuries. in florida ten people died early this morning after a pile-up on interstate 75. 18 other people ended up in the hospital. they blame the wreck on poor visibility caused by fog as well as smoke from a brush fire. one more full day of campaigning before florida holds the presidential primary. a new poll shows mitt romney with a 15-point lead with 42% of likely voters and gingrich slipping to 27%.

>> with the clock winding down before the primary, mitt romney is sounding upbeat. >> i feel good about florida and as i watch speaker gingrich flailing about and attacking, i have to think has less support and nations he is in trouble here. >> homicidal surged to a double-digit lead over newt gingrich. >> the reason this is happening is relentless vicious attacks. >> they are out spending gingrich including this one with tom brokow. >> newt gingrich is preaching a higher standard in american politics. >> he can't refuse the request to take it down. and gingrich fought back. >> it was pretty clear if you look at the volume of ads, i have an opponent that has money power and we need people power

to offset it. >> herman cain's endorsement on monday will help get some of the people power. >> i believe the republican party will not nominate a pro abortion, pro-gun control moderate from massachusetts. >> reporter: gingrich has his sights set on the convention this summer. taking a break for three-year-old daughter. lella is in the hospital for pneumonia, santorum says he hopes she can go home in a few days. she has serious genetic condition that is usually fatal. >> nearly 400 redevelopment agencies will dissolve on wednesday. more than 100 employees in san francisco will get layoff notices. they won't leave their jobs until march, what the city is calling a transition period. it comes after the california supreme court upheld the

governor's plan to end fundings as way to close the budget gap. >> a winding highway, highway 39 runs into the san gabriel mountains. 22 mile stretch. cal tolerance says the road is too pricy to maintain. forest service relies on the road to fight wildfire. they don't want to take over the road either. caltrans has never walked away from a state road before. prosecutors get ready to pug pull the plug on millions of online users a and all their content. >> and newest high-tech to pay for things without cash and you don't even need a smart phone to do it. >> all the glitz and glamour of the screen actors awards. who should get the biggest honors. >> we have clouds out there across the bay area. i'm leigh glaser. live doppler 7 hd, radar picking

up light showers moving into northern marin county. take a look at the next seven

sacramento city officials had to take down websites after concerns they may have been hacked. the sites have been shut down throughout most of day but tonight the city says it is working to get all three sites back on line. federal prosecutors are threatening to pull the plug called mega upload, 50 million users have content in danger of being erased by thursday. they have frozen the company's

access and it has millions of illegal downloads and other content. seven men have been charged. >> many people are able to pay for things with a phone instead of cash. now a bay area start-up has people texting money to each other. richard hart reports on the drive to discover a better way to transfer cash. >> let's say you've got some money. you would like to send some to a relative far away, maybe in another country. you could go to a wire transfer services but that would cost $20. you would send a check but you don't have a bank account but you do have a phone. what if you could text the money. that is the idea behind a service. maria uses boom to put cash into her phone. >> you give the money and they give you receipt. you send a message to boom and it automatically puts the money

in the account. >> they pay $2 per transfer or subscribe for less. it includes a card and you can make purchases with it. this is not the same as mobile payments because you don't need a smart phone. this is mobile money transfer. bill will tell you his company in palo alto is not just about a cashless world. it's about changing the world. starting with those he called the unbanks. >> you think about carrying cash the safety issues, wire transfers, check cashing fees, i believe that this is kind of tide that raises all ships. if you give people real access to commerce, make them part of the banking system, give them simple tools, really good things will happen. >> reporter: what about bad things like money laundering. he points out his business is regulated by the same agencies that regulate banks from homeland security to fdic

insurance. >> my grandmother is in mexico. so it's in spanish and english. >> begins with retailers and atms in the u.s. they are building a social network that want to share currency. he says he was writing to temptation but delivered himself from evil. they found a tattered briefcase on a florida highway. hundreds of hundred dollar bills. $8,000 worth. he didn't deny with what to do. >> it was going through my head, what are the legal ramifications to keep this? my moral obligation and integrity says you are going to have to return it. >> turns out the money belonged to someone who put the briefcase on top of his car after eating in a restaurant and the

briefcase blew off. person who lost the money was blessed with a person who found it because not everyone would have done what frank did. >> i want to know what that guy was doing with $8,000 in a briefcase. >> don't look at me? [ laughter ] >> and putting on the car and driving off. that is another thing. >> we have the clouds moving in and high definition sutro camera looking down at the golden gate bridge. as we pull on out, no rain coming down in san francisco or at the bridge but live doppler picking up a little bit of activity. moving into healdsburg and santa rosa you see there. and a little bit closer, this is a weak cold front. we talked about it earlier this evening. a little bit of light rain. some of it is so light is not hitting the ground. nonetheless, we're seeing a

little bit of rain there. this cold front continues to scoot to the south, it will start to fall off a bit. slight chance, maybe a sprinkle or two overnight tonight. here is a look at satellite and radar composite. you can see the frontal system really enhanced as it made its way around the north coast. it's coming down toward the north bay locations. it's kind of falling apart. not a lot of dynamics and you can see the clearing taking place behind this. the clouds tonight, one thing you will notice a lot warmer out there. in the north bay santa rosa, 47 right now. we are looking at low 50s in san francisco and oakland. 48 for livermore right now. san jose, clouds moving in, 51 degrees. there is a chance of a shower possible north overnight. much cooler day tomorrow. we'll be on the back side of the system and northwesterly winds

and temperatures will come down. after that thursday friday and saturday above normal temperatures will move back in. we'll be back into the 60s, maybe some low 70s by the end of the workweek. forecast animation, 2:00 a.m. tomorrow morning, another impulse will move through. friday, mist and drizzle. that may affect your commute drive. tomorrow a little bit of fog developing in the valley areas. then after that the front moves through. westerly winds will pick up and clearing late in the day. that will keep the chill in the air with temperatures coming down to the mid to upper 50s. tonight we'll keep it relatively mild. upper 30s to mid to upper 40s depending on your location and highs tomorrow, no upper 60s or 70s tomorrow. we are looking at mid to low 50s in the north bay. santa rosa, 62. 58 in san francisco. half moon bay, 58 degrees. we were at 66 today.

livermore, 63 and 63 for watsonville with overcast conditions tomorrow afternoon. after this moves through no rain in sight for the next ten days or so. fluctuating temperatures will start to warm things up after groundhog day on thursday. very spring like for the first week of february. >> thank you. >> let's talk to shu, best basketball teams are playing right here. >> we had a big game. sunday night. boys of cal hosting stanford. bears pulled away late. that is great basketball next in sports.

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big game on sunday. cal hosting stanford. kevin johnson in the house. cal off and running, they kept running, jorge on the break, dropping the hammer! he had 18. cal up 9.

stanford closes on a run. he beats the buzzer. cardinals up 1 at the break but all bears after that. goot bears were up seven and to robert thurman, 69-59. cal wins it. 14-0 at home this season. >> instant classic, joke co-virtual and nadal. how about this, five hours and 53 minutes. joe co-virtual. with nadal gets a rundown. we go to the fourth, djokovic hits it out. nadal was ecstatic.

he misses that backhand, unbelievable. nadal knows he let it get away. ties it at 4, how about a rally. djokovic hits it out. djokovic serving for the match. nadal can't go after the forehand return. rips his shirt off to celebrate. third straight title. unbelievable match. the joker wins it in five sets. >> tied to the lead tiger and his putter led let i am down. on bogey on 10. finishes in a tie for third. 34-year-old english man, robert ross. he shoots a 70 and holding off roy mcllroy. >> we'll have some a's news and we have tackle football for you. pro bowl. great highlights as we conñññññú

after a three-year hiatus the a's brought back the fan

fest. favorite players get? autographs and get pictures and get in the mood for baseball. it's been tough lately to be an a's fan. but owner says we're going to compete for the title. >> we're not giving up. we're not trying to reduce payroll just to put money in our pocket. i can see the fans' feeling, but each of those moves are made hopefully to equal or better the team for the plan that we have. so i don't know what else to tell you, we'll see how we do. >> good luck on that one. n.f.l. all-stars in hawaii. it must be time for the pro bowl. david akers with a surprise on-side kick. he had two of them.

how about the punter? this game was all about the dolphins, brandon marshal, 176 yards, four td catches on this tipped pass from andy dalton. marshal takes the mvp and a.f.c. wins 59-41. >> now to the all-star game, from batsuk to the other player and he gets the net. he says thank you very much. and an assist for cotur and they win 12-9 is the final. >> that was your toyota sports report. coming up later, tom brady, sr., dad talks about his son. looking ahead to the superbowl. he will be sitting fifth superbowl.

>> thank you, shu. >> coming up a simple test that can help catch a silent killer. >> plus, "the help," wins big, some of the best moments when we return.

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good evening, i'm alan wang. >> family and friends are mourning a popular health care couple in oakland. their son has confessed to the killing and trying to hide the bodies under a blanket. >> a body was found hanging from a infrastructure in port of oakland is suspect in stabbing death of a 15-year-old girl. he has the same age and gender of the person suspecting the child. >> and oakland police say they will change their tactics in light of what they call aggressive actions towards officers by occupy oakland. secretary of defense leon panetta revealed tonight he believes high ranking pakistani

officials knew that osama bin laden was living in their country and never told the u.s. about it. he led the agency when navy seals last may. he took over the pentagon a short time later. on "60 minutes" tonight he shared his thoughts on why he was able to live near pakistan's military academy for five years. >> i don't have any hard evidence so i can't say it for a fact. there is nothing that proves the case, but as i said, my personal view is that somebody somewhere probably had that knowledge. >> u.s. launched a mission to kill bin laden without informing pakistani officials. he said pakistani my tip him off about the operation. >> there is simple test to find a silent killer. checking the pressure in both arms to detect cardiovascular

disease. >> cardiologists gist has long been add voluntary could the of taking blood readings from both arms. >> one arm was very low. other one was normal. it had happened me arrive at a diagnosis of a potentially lethal condition. >> so he was not at all surprised by the study released today finding a difference in blood pressure between the left and right arm can be a sign of heart disease. systolic number reading more than 15 can indicate a narrowing of arteries to leg, decreased blood flow to the brain and 70% increase of chances of dying from either heart attack or stroke. >> you want to search for the risk factors that are associated with it, high blood pressure, cigarette smoking or high cholesterol and treat them aggressively. >> i had him take my blood

pressure from both arms. pretty different. they routinely check blood pressure in both arms but the process is less common on a routine visit. it confirms the double readings, underlying vascular problem. >> all it takes is about one minute. you can find something that really most of the time points to the fact that this patient has established vascular disease. >> it strikes 81 people a year and another new study says if you make it through middle age with clean bill of health you are safe for the rest of your life but simple check list that can a predict of your heart health. doctors at northwestern if you are middle-aged and you don't have any of the risk factors, you almost have no risk of heart attack or stroke. add one and your risk climbs to 30%.

two or more risk jumps to 50%. tears at the sag awards where the screen actors guild awarded best in movies and tv. the stars went down the red carpet. inside, an emotional moment by davis winning best actress for "the help." >> i have a special note to central falls, rhode island and segway institute of learning there in rhode island. thank you very much. >> octavia spencer also won for the same movie. another winner, dujardinfor the artist and tv. alec baldwin and modern family also won. you can get in all the oscar action this year at oscar.com.

watch exclusive video from the red carpet and go backstage in the awards show that will be on sunday, february 26th right here on abc7. the grey is number one at the box office. >> get up, get up! >> what is it? >> the thriller took in $20 million. last weeshgd week winner dropped to second. coming up, celebrating the leaner new year and how to double your luck with chef

martin. >> plus, unique musical tribute. >> i'm leigh glaser, we'll check on live doppler 7-hd. show you where some sprinkles are happening right now. also if you are traveling to southern california, i got that forecast, too.

this week marks the beginning of lunar new year

celebrating the year of the dragon. innovative, brave and passionate. >> notable, martin young stopped by 7live to help ring the new year with brian copeland. >> always give people with red envelope with money inside. and this money will grow, two million dollars here and another week it will be $17 million. this is for you. >> $17 million? >> when you give people don't give them one dollar, give them two dollars. double the good fortune. >> double my good fortune. >> you were born the year of the rat. what is the chance, characteristic? >> the people character they are fun. they are hard working, just like

you and me. >> i'm a dragon, though. >> the rat and dragon are buddies. quit witted. >> that means i always work hard and ambitious. tomorrow is good luck and a lot of things color of gold. that means you always bring this to your friends and relatives to wish them good luck and prosperity. always a fun side. this means will bring good luck and fortune, after that, this is for you. >> okay. [ cheers and applause ]

>> i want to make noodle. noodles long symbol of longevity and long life, okay? look at this. i want to show you how easy it is. you cook this up. you cook it up. and then this is all dumped and put it right here. and this julienne -- zucchini. >> never cut yourself. never intended to cut yourself. i don't want to cut myself, you don't want to cut yourself. also, put a tiny bit of chile. this will keep you nice and happy. this will all come together. people cook and they stay together. that is the important thing.

>> wow, you can watch 7live at 3:00 p.m. right here on abc 7. >> one day away from the florida primary, newt gingrich supporters are singing a new tune. ♪ ♪ ♪ >> the former house speaker may be aiming for a younger crowd with the hoot for newt rap song. they presented to gingrich today at an appearance to florida. dancing here on the stage. >> let's get a look at the forecast. >> and here is live doppler 7-hd. the clouds earlier this evening, may bring us mist had drizzle, maybe a drop or two. light shower around the golden gate bridge, that is about it.

we'll see the clearing take place tomorrow afternoon. if you are traveling, los angeles, 68 degrees. 63 for san diego. we'll go 62 with sacramento with a few stray showers that was eureka, 52 degrees. mist and drizzle to start the commute and then look for mixture of sun and clouds. you see the clearing north bay to south bay. and then it will be cooler tomorrow with low 60s, upper 50s to low 60s in the north bay. 60 will be high tomorrow for san rafael. 58 for san francisco. half moon bay, earlier this afternoon, reached a high of 66 degrees. 58 by tomorrow afternoon. 62 for san jose. 53 degrees for watsonville and cool 59 for monterey. >> after that system goes through tonight, dry conditions and by the latter part of the workweek, we warm back up, to

near 70 degrees. it's spring like for this time of the year. shu is here. superbowl hype already? >> superbowl 46 is week away. we'll hear from tom brady and sean white is winner of the x-games. a f

how about big game basketball. cal hosting stanford, they had a sellout first in two years. sacramento mayor, kevin johnson in the house. cal. to cobb in the center and they keep. jorge had 18 and stanford closes the half with a 15 run. cardinals were up one but it was all bears, the steal and 11 points and career high of 12 boards for the senior. then it's crab, to thurman, he'll throw that one down. cal wins. they are perfect 14-0 at home but stanford has lost three straight. >> here, instant classic today at men's australian, djokovic

and rafael nadal. five hours and 53 minutes. djokovic will run it down. nadal answers with a forehand and buries him at the net. djokovic wins the next two. here is tie-breaker, djokovic, nadal is ecstatic. and rafa, with an upper breaks but misses the backhand. he can't believe it. he knows that let that one away. tha he probably would have won the match. he falls to the ground in exhaustion. finally, djokovic, serving for the match, nadal has no more energy to go after that return. djokovic with superman imitation. third straight major title in an unbelievable match as djokovic wins in five sets zblets tiger

woods tied for the lead. his putter let him down. finishes in a tie for third but 43-year-old english man, holds off mcllroy to win the tournament. >> how about those oakland a's. they brought back fan fest. owner thought maybe the fans do care. great chance to hang out with your favorite player and take some pictures and get in the locker room. spring training, of course, right around the corner. it's been tough to be an a's fan. they traded most of their top players but he says we're not giving up. >> we're not giving up. we're not trying to reduce payroll just to put money in our pockets. i can see the fans' feeling, but each of those moves are made

hopefully to equal or better the team, in fact better the team for the plan that we have. so i don't know what else to tell you except come a few games we'll see how we do. >> patriots arrived in indianapolis for superbowl between england and giants. its week away and -- new england and giants. and they had a rally before they got airborne. tom brady playing fifth superbowl and trying to match joe montana with four superbowl wins. his dad has been in every one of them and it doesn't get easier watching it. >> no, it doesn't. we've been fortunate to kind of go in and have all of this excitement and stress, our cardiologist loves it. i think we put our his kids

through school. it's wonderful. >> you can see my entire interview at abc7news.com. very enlightening as a dad and fan. to the pro bowl, there is all-star niner cheerleader and david akers kick. and how about the punter, got a nice little arm. a pass but this game was all about dolphins, 176 yards. the best on a pass and he takes mvp as a.f.c. wins 59-41. best in the n.f.l. to the best on the board. making history flying tomato racked up a store of perfect score, 100. he takes home his fifth straight gold in this event. that was your toyota sports event. raiders will introduce their new

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